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Guide Skill Clarifications questions/ proposals
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Empower:
Nuances: Empower activates at the beginning of your turn, after you play a card, but before your units activate (that means a unit can Empower units to its left).

Hex:
>> I suggest adding the following (using the Empower Nuances as a guide for the format)
Hex activates when your unit takes its turn, that means a unit can hex enemies to its left after friendly units to its left have finished attacking.

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Basic Order of Skills:
1. Valor
2. BGE Skills
3. Hero Skills – Imbue/Enhance
4. Hero Skills – Early Activation (Empower)
5. Unit Skills – Early Activation (Empower, Legion, Fervor)
6. Hero Skills – All other
7. Unit Activations (All other Skills and Attack)
8. Enhance and Imbue wear off

>> Added #8, For example if Imbued Invisibility does it end at #8 or are you still invisible for #2 e.g. Goblin BGE? #4 Hero bolts?

Guide Skill Clarifications questions/ proposals
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Dualstrike:
Description: Dualstrike causes a unit to activate twice on its turn, this includes all activation skills (Empower, Fervor, Legion, Bolt, Freeze, Frostbreath, Hex, Weaken, Barrier, and Heal). Berserk, Poison, Scorch, and Siphon are applied for each attack (note: Poison does not stack, but Dualstrike does make it easier to apply Poison to an enemy unit with Barrier).

>> What about Pierce it is a passive skill is it a applied for each attack? Or for just the first attack?

Examples
1. A unit has Bolt 2 and Dualstrike every 2. On the turn it first becomes active, it will Bolt, attack, Bolt, and attack again. On the next turn, it will Bolt and attack once each. On the next turn, it will Bolt, attack, Bolt, and attack.
2. A unit has Bolt 2 and Dualstrike every 5. On the turn it first becomes active, it is weakened to 0 attack. It will use Bolt and end its turn. On the next turn, it is not weakened. It will Bolt, attack, Bolt, and attack again. It will then Bolt/attack once each turn for the next 6 turns, and Bolt/attack twice on the 7th.

>> Note second example is missing “2.”

>> I propose adding this example ( I provide several possible #3s, which is right?)
3. A unit has Attack 5, Pierce 4 and Dualstrike every 2. It is attacking a unit with Barrier 3 and Armor 2. On the turn it first becomes active, it will attack with Pierce 4 removes Barrier 3 and ignores 1 Armor, doing 4 damage (5-1) then the dual strike will attack again with Pierce 4 Ignoring 2 Armor and the defending unit takes 5 damage.
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3. A unit has Attack 5, Pierce 4 and Dualstrike every 2. It is attacking a unit with Barrier 3 and Armor 2. On the turn it first becomes active, it will attack with Pierce 4 removes Barrier 3 and ignores 1 Armor, doing 4 damage (5-1) then the dual strike will attack again without Pierce and the defending unit takes 3 damage. (5-2)

>> would this be better as an example for Pierce?